| Description: | Nephera about 5'1, not childish looking despite her hieght, Hispanic (Spanish) tanned skin and brown hair, but as contrast to her mexican features she had Asian slanted Aqua colored eyes, and a more delicate Asian build. She is very thin but still proportional, with hair that is slightly wavy, reaching down to her hips. She was pretty, but definitely has a unique look about her; in culture and in expressions. |
| Personality: | Nephera tends to be a loner, mainly due to the fact that she was the center of ridicule at her other schools. When she does manage to make friends, however, Nephera is almost over protective and tends to be very close to them, caring for them a lot. Usually she shows little emotion, often giving people slight shivers when smiling at them, because it seems so empty. She only really, openly smiles and laughs with close friends. Has a temper, but is far from mean spirited. Those who don't know her would say she was cold, maybe unfeeling, but those few who do know her well and are friends with her consider Nephera to be sweet and very trustworthy. Her nearly over-creative mind is often put to work through paintings and writing. |
| Family Life: | Nephera's father was a Spanish architect, who was in Asia studying temples of differant religions; mainly Shinto and Buddist. His studies led him to the southern islands of Japan, where he met an artist painting the temple he was currently studying. They got married a year later, despite protests from her family (he had no imediate family still living), and moved to England. Two years later they had a boy; Kei, her older brother, and 4 years after had Nephera while in Greece painting and studying Greek temples to their gods and godesses. Kei was a very down-to-earth child and kept Nephera, who always seemed to have her head in the clouds, out of trouble. When she was eight, her mother died of disease and her brother took care of her while their father was away on buisness. When he went to Collage she lived alone. |
| Other Info: | Always, always, always drawing of writing, and when she isn't she's usually thinking it. |